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Warrior-Scholar Project aims to help veterans make academic progress


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The Warrior-Scholar Project returns for its third year at USC to provide a week-long academic training and guidance for veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Dubbed a “boot camp” by the Los Angeles Times, the program is intense, filled with rigorous lectures and discussions. When asked what sets the Warrior-Scholar Project apart from other […]

USC establishes new smoke-free campus policy


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On Tuesday, USC announced a new policy that establishes the University a smoke-free campus. The new policy, issued by Provost Michael Quick, prohibits smoking in “all indoor and outdoor facilities on university-owned and leased property,” including the Health Sciences Campus and all sorority and fraternity houses recognized by the University. The newly instituted rule will […]

USC LEADS IN NEW TECH FRONTIERS


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Over the past twenty years, the Silicon Valley tech boom has laid out the foundations for technologies like iPhones, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and many other internet-enabled services that are now a part of daily life for many Americans. Unfortunately, today’s smartphones have fewer groundbreaking features, sales are beginning to slow, and venture capital cash for […]

USC Tuition Through the Years


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For the first time, the University of Southern California’s tuition will be over $50,000 – an estimated $1,978 increase from 2015-16. Here’s an interactive graph showcasing USC’s tuition since 1954.